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Russian oil firms face delays of up to several months to be paid for crude and fuel as banks in China, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates become more wary of US secondary sanctions.

The last time a driver won on their return to F1 following an absence was in 1997. Here are more stats and facts from the 2024 Australian Grand Prix.

1. Public satisfaction with NHS at lowest ever level, survey shows  BBC
2. Public satisfaction with the NHS at its lowest ever level, poll shows  The Guardian
3. Satisfaction with NHS hits lowest level since records began  The Telegraph
4. 'Continual state of crisis': Public's satisfaction with NHS is at a record low  Sky News
5. Satisfaction with the NHS falls to record low  The Times

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Andre Dozzell has been thrown a few curveballs during his loan spell, his long-term future at Birmingham City may depend on how well he reacts to them

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A former friend of con artist Anna Sorokin was allowed to proceed with a defamation lawsuit against Netflix over the Shonda Rhimes Netflix miniseries, ‘Inventing Anna’

Scotland midfielder Lewis Ferguson says the national team need to win their remaining two warm-up games to rebuild belief before the Euros.

KUALA LUMPUR: HSBC has earmarked US$1 billion in funds under its Asean Growth Fund to support companies in six Asean countries scale up through digital platforms across Southeast Asia.

El Salvador isn't allowing a week-long Bitcoin slump to discourage its Bitcoin treasury goals as it did, as proven by on-chain data, purchase one BTC daily in the past 11 days.

The distraught families of the missing workers have gathered together as they await news of their loved ones who fell into the river after the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed

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Japanese health authorities have issued a warning as the nation grapples with a significant uptick in potentially fatal strep throat infections, particularly in Tokyo. Cases have surged to approximately three times higher than last year's figures, prompting concerns among medical experts, Reuters reported. According to a recent report from the health ministry, streptococcus bacteria infections of the throat have risen at an alarming rate, quadrupling over the past five years across the country....

Due to an ankle injury sustained on Tuesday night against Northern Ireland, Scotland captain Andy Robertson could not be available for Liverpool for the start of the Premier League title run-in. After hobbling off during the first half of the 1-0 loss, Robertson will travel to Liverpool for medical evaluation, according to Scotland boss Steve […]

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Sale of baby diapers dip from peak of 700 million in 2001 to 400 million this year

A total of 7,954 shares changed hands on the counter till 12:43PM (IST).

Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse recovery mission starts after 6 presumed dead

Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil did not directly answer seven questions about her relationship with department boss Stephanie Foster during a fiery question time.

1. FTSE 100 yo-yoes late on; Flutter plummets | LSE:EDV, TSX:EDV, OTCQX:EDVMF  Proactive Investors UK
2. FTSE 100 treads water despite takeover news boosting two stocks  The Independent
3. FTSE 100: Wall Street mixed and Europe higher as traders look ahead to US inflation  Yahoo Finance UK
4. UK stocks ease at start of holiday-shortened week; Direct Line slumps  Reuters UK

A Sydneysider swims for 31 hours without stopping to complete a journey that long-distance legends Des Renford and Susie Maroney were both forced to abandon.

Delhi BJP demands probe into ‘letters’ being sent by CM Kejriwal to Ministers from ED custody

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Some 16 per cent of children aged 11 to 15 were cyberbullied in 2022, up from 13 per cent four years ago, a WHO Europe report covering 44 countries said on Wednesday. “This report is a wake-up call for all of us to address bullying and violence, whenever and wherever it happens,” WHO regional director

Army officer sexually assaults niece kills her wife helps with coverup